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Crown Center announces their schedule of events for September 2011- August 2012
May 28 - September 5
Rainforest Adventure exhibit
Crown Center Shops Showplace, Level 1. A multisensory expedition that introduces children to tropical rainforests around the world. The exhibit features 40 interactive components, including computer games, a 9-foot kapok tree, gorilla blind and a station to color your own unique insects. Children role-play as research assistants as they explore and learn about the rainforest and its ecological wonders. On loan from Stepping Stones Museum for Children of Norwalk, Ct. Open during Crown Center Shops regular hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday - Wednesday & Saturday; 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Thursday & Friday; noon to 5 p.m., Sunday. Open noon to 5 p.m. on Labor Day. No admission fee. 816-274-8444.
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September 9 - October 23
Nobody Lonesome For Me: A Hank Williams play with music
American Heartland Theatre, Crown Center Shops, Level 3. A Kansas City premiere. It's New Year's Eve 1952 and country music legend Hank Williams is stranded at a gas station. During this fateful night, Hank shares his wit, his stories and his music, including "So Lonesome I Could Cry," "Cold, Cold Heart," "Ramblin' Man" and "Your Cheatin' Heart." Starring Matthew Brumlow, who is reprising his much-lauded role as Hank Williams. 816-842-9999 or AHTKC.com.
September 9-10, 16-17
KC Improv Festival
Off Center Theatre, Crown Center Shops, Level 3. Nationally-known stars (including SNL's Jason Sudeikis on September 17) and local favorites get together for two big weekends. Watch as they create hilarious characters, scenes and stories before your eyes. More details at KCImprov.com/festival.
September 12
Musical Theater Heritage's Musical Monday
Off Center Theatre, Crown Center Shops, Level 3. It's a traditional day off in the theater world but many singers drop in anyhow for one of Musical Theater Heritage's cabaret nights. Tickets are just $17. 816-221-6987 or MTHKC.com.
September 13 - October 14
The Outsiders
The Coterie Theatre, Crown Center Shops, Level 1. It's 1965 and Ponyboy Curtis belongs to a lower-class group of Oklahoma youths who call themselves greasers. Walking home from a movie, Ponyboy is attacked by a group of Socs (short for Socials), a rival gang that threatens to cut him. So begins an impactful tale by S.E. Hinton, who wrote this landmark work as a teen in Tulsa. 816-474-6552 or CoterieTheatre.org .
October 15
Waddell & Reed Kansas City Marathon
Crown Center Square. Races include a 26.2-mile marathon, 13.1-mile half marathon and 5K run/walk, all starting and ending at Crown Center Square, site of the finish line festival. 7:05 a.m. The Marathon Expo, no charge to the public, is held October 13-14 in the Crown Center Exhibit Hall at 2323 McGee. For registration information, visit KCMarathon.org.
October 22, 29
Spooky Fun Halloween Puppet Shows
Crown Center Shops Atrium, Level 1. A pair of Kansas City's finest puppeteers bring their Halloween shows to Crown center. Paul Mesner Puppets presents "Wiley and the Hairy Man!" on October 22. StoneLion Puppet Theatre presents "Boneyard Jamboree" on October 29. Shows at noon and 2 p.m. No admission fee. 816-274-8444.
November 1 - December 31
The Coterie Theatre, Crown Center Shops, Level 1. The plots of "Horton Hears a Who" and "Horton Hatches the Egg" are tunefully interwoven in this widely celebrated and critically acclaimed production. The Coterie was credited in The New York Times for originating this version "for all ages"... a true family classic!" Part of the Coterie's Family Series. 816-474-6552 or CoterieTheatre.org .


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COVINGTON -- A young man who was reportedly angry with his mother because she made him go to school is under arrest on a charge of aggravated assault after he allegedly pulled a gun on her, according to the Newton County Sheriff's Office.
Jevonterias Deandre Rogers, 18, of 135 Bradley Place was arrested Tuesday afternoon following the incident at his home.
According to the NCSO incident report, the mother said her son got mad at her because she had made him go to school that day. When he got home from school, he found that she had taken the door knob off the door to his room so he could not lock himself in and she said this further fueled his anger.
"He put the door knob back on and when she saw it, she told him to remove it and he refused so she started taking the door knob off again and he got angry again," the report states. "The complainant stated that she turned her back to him while taking the door knob off the second time and when she turned around, he had what she thought was a 9mm handgun pointed at her," the report states, adding that he then told his mother to "back off."
NCSO spokesman Lt. Keith Crum said the woman then left the residence and called deputies to the scene.
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The 18-year-old was taken to Newton County Detention Center.
Frustrated 1 year, 5 months ago
You have GOT to be kidding me. Get mad at your mother for making you go to school? And these are our leaders of tomorrow. God help us.
jackleg 1 year, 5 months ago
I guess I would be Mad also (mad at myself) if i was 18 YEARS OLD & my mommy had to tell me to go to school.
will 1 year, 5 months ago
This thug should do some jail time. Where did he learn this thug behavior. It takes a real man to point a pistol at his mom, I wish he would have pointed it at me. This mom is a hero for calling the police and I hope she does not drop the charges. This thug will be trouble down the road, you can bet on it. Mad because mommy said he had to go to school, is he a third grader?
John 1 year, 5 months ago
IF the taxpayers are going to pay for his detention, why not send him to Parris Island for a 13 week paid vacation, some real attitude adjustment and a bit of education that he seems to need. He'll still get his 3 hots & a cot.
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Agreed. This would also allow some other xml features by creating the possibility of a neutral turn.KoE_Sirius wrote:I think its a brilliant idea.
It does mean that zombie behaviour is affected by the luck of where you start, but that is an element of randomness which already exists at ConquerClub. It is not a new one.Lone.prophet wrote:if it is alpabetical than it has do do with the luck where you start
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richardgarr wrote:I believe that the original idea stated that zombies needed to have 4 or more armies in order to attack, If 1 man is deposited on each zombie terr per turn, attacking would be limited, by making sure a player always attacked a zombie terr , reducing it to 2 armies , it would ensure you would never be attacked by zombies touching your lands, so the zombies would only be able to attack with armies that had 4 or more, alphabetically would be the most random way of doing this. A player with a little foresight could use this tactic to his advantage easily. As well if you try to reduce the zombie to 2 men , a player might lose and then be attacked themselves as a result.
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The soon-to-be acquired businesses accounted for $400 million in assets, $325 million in revenues and $34 million in pre-tax operating earnings for American Financial Group last year.
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On days when I do my weight training, I always have a protein shake + apple (or banana) within 30 minutes of being done. Since I workout after work, this is my meal #5 because of timing, then my final meal of the day (#6) is always dinner (around 9 pm). My question is, does it matter that my last meal before sleeping is my dinner? I'm only asking because I'm noticing so many of you have something like cottage cheese + yogurt, or protein shake + fruit as your 6th and final meal.
I have a work schedule that constantly shifts from 1st to 2nd shift, so sometimes my meal #6 is supper as well. I constantly battle with bedtime munchies, so having dinner after I get home at 9 pm, works well for me, then I'm fuller.
I thought that ideally, every meal should be about the same in terms of nutritional content. So it shouldn't matter if you call it "dinner" or not. Right?
I usually try to have my starchy carbs, like couscous or sweet potato during the day so that those carbs can fuel my day and workout and then stick to more fibrous carbs like salads in the evening, especially before bedtime, but this is me and this is what I strive to do. It's not always the case. This was a tip that I learned from Jamie Eason's website/program and it works for me. You might just want to play around with it and see how you feel.
ha, I'm the opposite as to how starches make me feel. They make me 'comfortable' and fuller. So for lunch, I tend to have salad and fruit. Then for dinner I like a full plate of meat, starch, and 1/2 the plate is veggies. I go to bed feeling fuller and satisfied.
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The first pictures of Ian Beale returning to 'EastEnders' as a tramp have emerged.
Beale, played by Adam Woodyatt, will be found sleeping rough under a motorway underpass after going missing for several weeks on his calamitous wedding day - when his bride-to-be Mandy Salter walked out on him.
It emerges that Ian disappeared after suffering a mental breakdown.
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Nick Hewer has said that forcing people to work until they're over 70 is a 'bloody disgrace'. "Those people moaning about high levels of taxation should be wondering what it's going to be like when they reach that age," said the 'Countdown' host. "I'm 68 and though I haven't had a physically arduous life, I still worked very hard. Could I do the same job now? Not a chance." [Daily Telegraph]
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It is the best of times in physics. Physicists are on the verge of obtaining the long-sought Theory of Everything. In a few elegant equations, perhaps concise enough to be emblazoned on a T-shirt, this theory will reveal how the universe began and how it will end. The key insight is that the smallest constituents of the world are not particles, as had been supposed since ancient times, but "strings"—tiny strands of energy. By vibrating in different ways, these strings produce the essential phenomena of nature, the way violin strings produce musical notes. String theory isn't just powerful; it's also mathematically beautiful. All that remains to be done is to write down the actual equations. This is taking a little longer than expected. But, with almost the entire theoretical-physics community working on the problem—presided over by a sage in Princeton, New Jersey—the millennia-old dream of a final theory is sure to be realized before long.
It is the worst of times in physics. For more than a generation, physicists have been chasing a will-o'-the-wisp called string theory. The beginning of this chase marked the end of what had been three-quarters of a century of progress. Dozens of string-theory conferences have been held, hundreds of new Ph.D.s have been minted, and thousands of papers have been written. Yet, for all this activity, not a single new testable prediction has been made, not a single theoretical puzzle has been solved. In fact, there is no theory so far—just a set of hunches and calculations suggesting that a theory might exist. And, even if it does, this theory will come in such a bewildering number of versions that it will be of no practical use: a Theory of Nothing. Yet the physics establishment promotes string theory with irrational fervor, ruthlessly weeding dissenting physicists from the profession. Meanwhile, physics is stuck in a paradigm doomed to barrenness.
So which is it: the best of times or the worst of times? This is, after all, theoretical physics, not a Victorian novel. If you are a casual reader of science articles in the newspaper, you are probably more familiar with the optimistic view. But string theory has always had a few vocal skeptics. Almost two decades ago, Richard Feynman dismissed it as "crazy," "nonsense," and "the wrong direction" for physics. Sheldon Glashow, who won a Nobel Prize for making one of the last great advances in physics before the beginning of the string-theory era, has likened string theory to a "new version of medieval theology," and campaigned to keep string theorists out of his own department at Harvard. (He failed.)
Now two members of the string-theory generation have come forward with exposés of what they deem to be the current mess. "The story I will tell could be read by some as a tragedy," Lee Smolin writes in "The Trouble with Physics: The Rise of String Theory, the Fall of a Science, and What Comes Next" (Houghton Mifflin; $26). Peter Woit, in "Not Even Wrong: The Failure of String Theory and the Search for Unity in Physical Law" (Basic; $26.95), prefers the term "disaster." Both Smolin and Woit were journeyman physicists when string theory became fashionable, in the early nineteen-eighties. Both are now outsiders: Smolin, a reformed string theorist (he wrote eighteen papers on the subject), has helped found a sort of Menshevik cell of physicists in Canada called the Perimeter Institute; Woit abandoned professional physics for mathematics (he is a lecturer in the mathematics department at Columbia), which gives him a cross-disciplinary perspective. Each author delivers a bill of indictment that is a mixture of science, philosophy, aesthetics, and, surprisingly, sociology. Physics, in their view, has been overtaken by a cutthroat culture that rewards technicians who work on officially sanctioned problems and discourages visionaries in the mold of Albert Einstein. Woit argues that string theory's lack of rigor has left its practitioners unable to distinguish between a scientific hoax and a genuine contribution. Smolin adds a moral dimension to his plaint, linking string theory to the physics profession's "blatant prejudice" against women and blacks. Pondering the cult of empty mathematical virtuosity, he asks, "How many leading theoretical physicists were once insecure, small, pimply boys who got their revenge besting the jocks (who got the girls) in the one place they could—math class?"
It is strange to think that such sordid motives might affect something as pure and objective as physics. But these are strange days in the discipline. For the first time in its history, theory has caught up with experiment. In the absence of new data, physicists must steer by something other than hard empirical evidence in their quest for a final theory. And that something they call "beauty." But in physics, as in the rest of life, beauty can be a slippery thing.
The gold standard for beauty in physics is Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity. What makes it beautiful? First, there is its simplicity. In a single equation, it explains the force of gravity as a curving in the geometry of space-time caused by the presence of mass: mass tells space-time how to curve, space-time tells mass how to move. Then, there is its surprise: who would have imagined that this whole theory would flow from the natural assumption that all frames of reference are equal, that the laws of physics should not change when you hop on a merry-go-round? Finally, there is its aura of inevitability. Nothing about it can be modified without destroying its logical structure. The physicist Steven Weinberg has compared it to Raphael's "Holy Family," in which every figure on the canvas is perfectly placed and there is nothing you would have wanted the artist to do differently.


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One of the most valuable aspects of attending a small college is the assurance that you will be receiving individual guidance and encouragement in pursuing your educational goals. At Stern College for Women, this
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The S. Daniel Abraham Honors Program
The S. Daniel Abraham Honors Program
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challenged and encouraged to excel. The
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personally in academic and extracurricular outlets. The academic program stresses writing and
critical analysis, research and individual mentoring. In their final three semesters, the honor
students each complete a senior project under the individual guidance of a
faculty mentor. Each semester the Honors
Program calendar includes a speakers series, leadership workshops and an
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destinations. Students completing the
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level courses and have the benefit of a specially designated academic advisor
in the Dean's Office. Students are
chosen for this honor on the basis of past academic achievement and leadership
Kressel Grant
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opportunity for a yearlong intensive research project under the direct
supervision of a senior faculty member. The scholars receive a stipend for the year, along with travel money and
appropriate research-support. Following
their research tenure, Kressel Scholars present their projects to the student
body to simulate a larger intellectual discussion on their topics.
Zahava and Moshael Straus
Center for Torah and Western Thought
the direction of Dr. Meir Soloveichik, the center will offer students
fellowships, tutorials, seminars and travel abroad options to explore the great
moral, philosophical and theological questions of our age and to engage with
leading thinkers both in the United States and in Israel.
Presidential Fellowship
Presidential Fellowship in the University and Community Leadership, awarded
competitively, gives recent graduates the opportunity to serve as junior staff
members at the university. Fellows
attend weekly graduate leadership seminars while simultaneously working in
various departments in the university.
Each fellow is closely mentored by a senior university administrator.
Jewish Educators Project
the need for additional talented teachers in the field of Jewish education, the
Legacy Heritage Fund has partnered with Stern College for Women to create the
Jewish Educators Project. Students
dedicated to a career in Jewish education are able to major in Jewish studies
with a concentration in Jewish education. Outstanding students interested in pursuing this three-year track may apply
to become Legacy Heritage Fund Scholars.
Scholars receive full tuition support in the form of grants and
forgivable loans for undergraduate study at Stern College. Additional aspects of the program include one
on one mentoring, professional development, intensive Hebrew language
instruction and substantial fieldwork experience.
Law, Dispute Resolution and Justice
This project is under the direction of Edward Stein, vice dean of YU Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. The seminar meets six Fridays during the semester for two hours with members of the Cardozo faculty to explore selected issues related to constitutional law, civil rights, international law, public policy, and other topics. The class explores the way in which the U.S. legal system resolves disputes and addresses fundamental questions of justice in our society through legal reasoning and processes including statutes, litigation, criminal procedures, and alternative dispute resolution processes.
Jewish Foundation for
Education of Women
partners with Jewish Foundation for Education of Women (JFEW) and offers the
Jewish Foundation for Education of Women Science Fellowships. Recipients of the JFEW Fellowship receive
$10,000 scholarship support for each of three years. Fellows have the opportunity to participate
in summer research internships for which they receive a stipend, attend and present
research at national and international science conferences, receive one-on-one
mentoring by Stern science faculty and participate in lectures and workshops on
topics addressing leadership training, career development and academic success.
Scheiber Scholarship to the Albert Einstein School of Medicine
Benefactor Anne Scheiber believed in the mission of YU: to apply the best of Torah values and Western knowledge to serving the community at large. Before she died in 1995, she established the Anne Scheiber Scholarship Fund for financially and academically deserving Jewish women studying at Stern College for Women and Albert Einstein College of Medicine "who have indicated their desire to assist in the development of humanity, and alleviate pain and suffering." Scholarships up to full tuition are awarded to graduates of Stern College for Women entering Albert Einstein College of Medicine who require financial assistance. Scholarships will be given out each year to qualified students with the amount based on the student's need.
SERC Fellowship
Stern Einstein Research Connection Program, created and funded by Stern College
alumnae attending the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, provides a student
between her sophomore and junior years with an introductory summer research
experience at the medical school. In
addition to arranging for the research experience, the SCW alumnae mentor
advise the SERC Fellow as she acclimates to a major research environment. Selected students receive a stipend and are
eligible for summer housing at the medical school campus.
Roth Scholars Program
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are majoring in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, computer science, physics or
psychology. Students accepted into the
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Einstein College of Medicine. In
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Frontiers in Biomedical Science
Developed in conjunction with the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, select first time on campus Dean Scholar undergraduates participate in Friday morning sessions at the medical school during the academic year. These sessions are geared to enhancing their understanding of current issues in medical science and practice. Lecture/discussion topics may include health economics, bioethics and health disparities as well as emerging biomedical research fields.
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In 2008 the IISH acquired an extensive collection of archival materials relating to the anti-apartheid and Southern Africa solidarity groups in The Netherlands. It concerns the archives and related library and documentary collections of the three former anti-apartheid groups which merged into the Netherlands institute for Southern Africa (NiZA) in 1997. The collected archives consist of documents from organizations such as the South Africa Committee (from the 1960s), the Dutch Anti-Apartheid Movement, the Angola Committee/Holland Committee on Southern Africa, the Eduardo Mondlane Foundation, Institute for Southern Africa and Broadcasting for Radio Freedom. They also include materials from and about well-known activists, such as Sietse Bosgra, Conny Braam, Peter Waterman and Klaas de Jonge, and the archives of a number of local Southern Africa groups.
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The archives and documentation from the NiZA-collection which are already processed at the IISH can be accessed through the IISH website and reading room. The parts of the collection which are not processed yet, are also accessible for researchers and others, but only by contacting the archivist Kier Schuringa: telephone +31-06-20474460 or email email@example.com.
These webpages on the anti-apartheid and southern Africa collection not only provide a description of the archives, documentation and audio-visual materials of the NiZA collection, but also feature a section with background information including two comprehensive webdossiers on the anti-apartheid work in The Netherlands from 1948 to 1994 and the link between Nelson Mandela and The Netherlands. Finally, a page with reports on the various activities with and around these archival materials in and outside The Netherlands.
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Wang Jia Restaurant. Mom-and-pop hidden find has all the dim sum favorites without the wait of the trendier places.… read more
Ton-Chan. Tom Chan is serving up hot tasty bowls of ramen in the SGV. Fragrant broth paired with noodles makes for a hearty meal but don't forget the chicken karaage.… read more
Tea Station. Ah yes. Tea Station is one of the few boba joints in the SGV that still puts an emphasis on tea quality. Their drink menu is extensive (as it should be). For sweet and simple, get the fruit tea but my personal favorite is the hot taro milk tea with a splattering of boba. … read more